The Santa Fe Trail ran across northern Osage County, passing through
Overbrook, Scranton, and Burlingame.
Originally
William G. Cutler's
History of Kansas, first published in 1883, tells about
early Osage County.
The Special Collections of the Ablah Library at WSU contain historical images of
Quenemo,
Overbrook,
Scranton,
Osage City,
Carbondale,
Olivet, and
Burlingame.
The Kansas State Historical Society has
historical data for Osage County online including a rich bibliography and lists of
cemeteries, post offices, and newspapers.
2000
Year Elev Population Name ZIP
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1869 1100 Arvonia
1872 1183 Barclay
1854 1055 1,017 Burlingame 66413
1869 1087 1,478 Carbondale 66414
1099 Four Corners
1865 1030 1,038 Lyndon 66451
1868 1012 429 Melvern 66510
1871 1070 Michigan Valley
1073 Mineral Springs
1150 64 Olivet
1865 1085 3,034 Osage City 66523
1886 1220 947 Overbrook 66524
1069 Peterton
1870 941 468 Quenemo 66528
1140 Ridgeton
1886 Rosemont
1872 1123 724 Scranton 66537
1004 Swissvale
1103 Vassar